Damn fate, because the Law of Karma?

The popularity of the term karma is inseparable from the role of literature and misunderstanding of the concept of karma who want to find a peaceful life and interested in the aura of mystery and mysticism.
In Sanskrit, karma means action. In a general sense, encompassing all of the will (good and bad, physical and spiritual, thoughts, words or actions). Karma is also known by the law of cause and effect. Those who believe in karma sure that in future people will get a reply from what has been done in the past. The past is the life before this life, and the future is life after life back. Karma covers what has past and current circumstances that will affect things to come.


At first glance, this is similar to Islamic teachings, which recognize the term "outcome was worth the effort. " Since it is considered similar, there are evils which then puts that experienced as karma for what he had done.


In fact, there are striking differences between the karma with the rules in Islam. Karma is a part of Hindu-Buddhist beliefs. Karma is not integral to the doctrine of reincarnation, which states that after someone dies will come back to earth in a different body. So, they believe live in the world repeatedly, albeit with a different form. About fate, depending on the karma that made ​​in a previous life. People born with disabilities for example, that because of the actions of the bad karma in previous lives.


In Islam, people who have died, not transformed into a new creature, but is in Barzakh, until the day of resurrection.


About the accident, it sometimes can mean a reply, but sometimes also mean cleaner sin, and sometimes means test. As experienced by the prophets, they are the most severe test.


People who already do not rule out any sin to repent, so that the effects of sin can be prevented, both in the world and the hereafter.